New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

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had but could r esSS won ss
st til. speed gu. q si1 the Hass.
few strides, under the whip Of course Lteaeld had
worth handsome snm f' ssss5 s TIC WIN
1.' r Rnss u e. SUBURBAN Tns H.ss:
had hopedn the two carry of $4,000 in stakes
alone Naturally then their disappointment wa:
that second money in the suburban, which
the Ea ps sd
ns * added S s y Or t S
adding handsome and O costly piece Of patei but
II the the club should not succeed in getting ,I
alty would hardly be well bestowed For cheap and
race as that Of Yesterday any additional en-
and ~ho pressed nS the gate. the cOney
early as II o'clock in the morning iii after
o'clock, when the Suburban was run. until every
tending from the stand the clubhouse packed full
and running over. and not foot of standing
buildings Of the club from which view Of the races
could be obtained-ony ptul few could have felt any
II was by accident and misfortune Of every sort,
ss Ss. If str Ts.os
Park rat St Monmouth or at cone or I: o6 IT
IL made up Of all sorts and conditions of people
The OLD Guard of the in full force headed
Bowie Of Maryland O Pierre '' Goriiiard James
R. Kesne B Hasgin. Colonel Hall and Others IN, The
R.; Brady to give Il The dignity Of the Bench.
The latter was ably sGpPosd % United D onS
States came to see the he Suburban decided
the turf from the north sOatn east and West hardly
% a. as ace amy Of
the membership of the Coney Island Jockey Club so
array Doctors their patients lawyers
their clients and business men their ENGAGEMENTS
Ssd Si S. F''s''' If: roll, this great ssd
e.; e & g0Sa League c1G the he. T1Sn
the the and every
other social organization Of Importance in the
m Wso take interest in sport O the SeSs
and best hind would t0 have sDu been . an. miss Sa
ntRe betting ring struggle opportunity
any previous occasion The pS S:61s jSSsnS
sands who tugged so hard who i lahore SO
sas sain the s1Si:f goal
.n. The ~ track o..., o, sas puss
and and the he gains Of the OOokmakers were simply
enormous All sorts Of betting were carried on.
and BIG sums changed hand. in every form Of .pecua
ton. A small minority did not bet at all, on ac-
an an opportunity to put on their money. and
these We're the most fortunate OF the day.
attracted little attention and worthy OF no comment
FIRST RAcE-PuRsE $500. FIVE FURLoSGs.
HAYDEN Barrys CHI G. Cleaner. by Gleneg,Gong. aged,
pa4. Hall. Dr. Boss; 1
aao gsf for. & s. ' ca SAILOR Sp aged sr.on
7 K,ns.b Aparf1 gn T. lis ii.f MeLaSGln}}
E.lgf.f k s.SS: b. ' Roas%ood yaoP
s si5Ss ca Sa S epSTnof oc:T. D. 1raEa
oxford stabss en- h. r9mPsro l29 o7
Paragon stables Dr. g george Angus aged III CwatsOnj
IsAI ban ns2a5v
nSla Ns sS 20 to
10 t. George AnEu. 20 to Cambyses e toll
PcoI,-Giesner $50 Ichl Ban s27. Held $50.
Mutnals PAID $40 I S
h% delay tho TsTs sent eo away Ss T'h
ing around the turn Cleaner opened gap Of lengths.
and coming won sasy by length nsr So. To9s @
d 59s B.F ssP ' =; 9s sss aaG
M IS s sT IS 04 AID
sPECIAL WEIGHTS lis MILLS.
Campbell Fen'on's b. g. Berlin BY Billet Ma1ahaita
T. C. Holy. T. & Argo ;........... Hsmiton
MS Gesi1sE. en- h sSs5y aSs
EoasysT@ 11e s.S ss Fl T0 s csSo liz
j. =. Walden co.'s b. g. Tony Foster aged; az
W Day', b h. sam 6rowa, aged iij......:;.. Posi-
Matiocs sToi6ers EsPstta. aged !MaitocE
MOrF'h iIarwoOa' eh & E,eT q il'''''Fi'pa'reS
R R:Tn e to Af lee 70 s sam
Plot i stelc 20 to l. Tony Foster 20 to l. santa
POOL: cid $50 AureOe saa. Arso $50 Berlin 500
Greenfield Jennie and pr Reed were Ter With
Berlin tie [s turn off, b nS 's %.S A To- S d
i f,Sst"' ana led TO the eaSts,rotcn where
i nsrn .G agl sS$ The head % the four
length, before Lottery second GoPa R he neS ms
head before ,tee third Argo got on las, ana made up
most cowsrdly manner at the turn
THIRD RAcE-FoAM STAKES Two-YEAR-oLDsj 40
EACH, 1000 ADDED. FIVE FUkLosGs
II W. walden's br. e. Omaha. by Tom ochltreeJennie
Mckinney, M IG ,,,Trs.'(
b hS5.5I g0, IUhn.61 MTacs
esl%O4r: e. Ma ga Sfs
a J css.atts ci t. Peiulance id lDayis(
Mrs. O. L. LonIard' ch { IouI%SIlne li2..'hy'op)
Klnfa'R y to g. 0%a % t, to
Pe fspsS a5 to das 20 .oo
1d rSGis0ssss si4 Field ss A'"'H'"
ri Sif I'll" Miraels c.sr.a''o had 5 iss
T raced together for half Srons when Miracle M DaeT and
shake the dy chung to MIN so pcrssenty that a.
Of ne stretch lost ont e saa ."G Id pG 81
neck Knsns who got on none too well now came tht91sh
ARD f fS,sd rom S% inc oSs rod
Carr reused her and she came aga mos @
fairly tsd front and she on the posi- Dy
short head second length before klnghsh VINO
was lengths before Miracle
roupru RAcE-sUBURBAN HANDICAP 500 EACH 81 500
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHT CONDITIONS. "A MILES
A. J. Cassatrs Eurus by Eous- Majestic yrs" lO2 10
Fairfax stables gr. c. orihamre, 3, -(McCarthy(
T. Grills oh h, Wickham. - 7hsueIl
ID T. Pulsiicrs b. Grlmsld.. 4, lfodicyl
Roth Co.'S D. h. Richmond, ., IL (lonohuel
T ..G a,s b. ra' sar a ayTafd
H. J. @oodiorSs B. e. aged l2S ..,,n,
7 Il iIaeeins blk h. Hdaico g. 100 .IFlizp,irep
Emery a CO.'S b. g. Ten Booker, .. lOl.---l Ltienelul
& Behman's c. Biscuit, 4, Nbaines(
fremont Stables b. c. Pontiac. T. lO5.........C iayiosl
~ W. Kittson's CHI h. Ratapldn u IlS.--.; !batDeol
s. W. Streets Or g. Orlando, 30 ..;..''..lM ayhaiW
n II Sprirgss b. e. Bonnie Prince 4, ewlsl
Oh h. Greenfield, 0. 100 lMHtsOnl
=. raI stables b. C. Honsatonic lO6 (Bcnter)